Editing List of CPU modes

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| {{Anchor|Stand}} {{Anchor|Stop}} {{Anchor|STAY}} Stand {{GameIcon|SSB}}{{GameIcon|SSBM}}/<br>Stop {{GameIcon|SSBB}}{{GameIcon|SSB4}}{{GameIcon|SSBU}}

*It will still attempt to [[recover]] if hit away from the stage, use a standard [[floor recovery]] after being knocked down (in ''SSB'', the CPU will always wait until the maximum length, then use a [[floor attack]]), use a ledge jump [[edge recovery]] when hanging onto a [[ledge]], and jump off of [[revival platform]]s. When recovering, they will still make an attempt to avoid attacks, i.e. delaying a double jump or jumping extra early. In some cases, they may even attack while recovering, such as with [[R.O.B.]]'s [[neutral aerial]].

*In ''Brawl'', a CPU will still air dodge after being launched in [[tumbling]] state when set to high levels, and will participate in the [[WarioWare, Inc.]] microgames. They may also occasionally react to [[Flinch|non-flinching attacks]].

| Training Mode

| Training Mode, [[Event 16: Kirby's Air-raid]] (''Melee''), [[Event 19: Peach's Peril]] (''Melee'')

| The CPU will constantly single [[jump]] in place. In ''Smash 4'', the CPU will also [[fast fall]] after every jump. Starting with ''Brawl'', the CPU will always jump when hanging on a ledge. Otherwise, it retains the same properties as "Stand".

| Training Mode, [[Event 21: Ice Breaker]] (''Melee'')

| {{Anchor|Evade}} {{Anchor|Run}} {{Anchor|ESCAPE}} Evade {{GameIcon|SSB}}{{GameIcon|SSBM}}/<br>Run {{GameIcon|SSBB}}{{GameIcon|SSB4}}{{GameIcon|SSBU}}

| Training Mode

| {{Anchor|Attack}} {{Anchor|NORMAL}} Attack {{GameIcon|SSB}}{{GameIcon|SSBM}}{{GameIcon|SSBB}}{{GameIcon|SSB4}} /<br>CPU {{GameIcon|SSBU}}

| The CPU will behave normally, throwing out attacks and maneuvers. From ''Brawl'' onwards, the level of the CPU can be chosen at the [[character select screen]]. If the player has placed multiple Training CPUs on the stage, they will be considered on the same team and cannot attack each other.<br/>In ''Smash 4'', CPUs set to this mode in Training spam [[projectile]]s and many [[approach attack]]s (such as [[Falcon Kick]]) more often than in other game modes, also being more aggressive at low levels.

| Training Mode, [[Versus Mode]], the majority of single-player modes

 

 

| {{Anchor|Human}} {{Anchor|Control}} {{Anchor|MANUAL}} Human{{GameIcon|SSBM}}/<br>Control {{GameIcon|SSBB}}{{GameIcon|SSB4-WiiU}}{{GameIcon|SSBU}}

| The CPU will be controlled by human players using extra controllers. If multiple Training CPUs are placed on the stage, they will all need separate controllers. As with Attack mode, CPUs cannot hit each other.<br/>In ''Ultimate'', default [[controls]] will always be used for the CPUs, and are unaffected by changes to global control settings.

| Training Mode (''Melee'' onward only, excluding {{for3ds}})

| [[Event 3: Bomb-fest]] (''Melee''). Additionally, a very similar mode is used for various [[Spirit]] Battles in ''Ultimate''.

| [[Event 6: Kirbys on Parade]] (''Melee'')

| [[Event 7: Pokémon Battle]] (''Melee'')

| [[Event 9: Hide 'n' Sheik]] (''Melee'')

| [[Event 37: Legendary Pokémon]] (''Melee'')

| {{Anchor|Nana}} {{Anchor|NANA}} Nana

| Ice Climbers partner

| The CPU will escape and use defensive tactics, such as [[shield]]s and [[roll]]s, and occasionally fend off nearby enemies with grabs and normals.  

| In team matches, the CPU will follow teammates and otherwise attack opponents.

If the match is a free-for-all or all teammates have been knocked out, the CPU will act much the same as in "Attack", except that the CPU will now dash when the enemy is out of reach.

| The CPU will do absolutely nothing.

| The CPU will use only [[short hop]]s instead of full jumps on grounded opponents. It will also use them more often when approaching. On top of that, it will edgeguard more aggressively, now using aerials offstage.